Interference by Rheumatoid Factor and Clq in the Detection of IgG Complexes: Studies of Model Systems by ELIS A
Interference by Rheumatoid Factor and Clq in the Detection of IgG Complexes: Studies of Model Systems by ELIS A
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类风湿因子和 Clq 对 IgG 复合物检测的干扰:通过 ELIS A 对模型系统的研究
DOI:
10.1111/j.1365-3083.1982.tb00655.x
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发表时间:
1982
影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
P. Lindström
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作者:
O. Wager;P. Lindström
Interference by purified IgM rheumaloid factors (RFs) and Clq in the detection of model complexes was studied by enzyme‐linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA). Soluble monoclonal and polycloral cryoglobulin IgM RFs und human or porcine Clq inhibited dosedepcndently the binding of human IgG complexes to solid‐phase IgM RF, Clq, and bovine conglutinin (Kg). The inhibition patterns of the Kg binding were dependent on the order of confrontation between the reactants. To achieve inhibition, Clq or RF had to he offered lo the complexes before treatment with fresh normal human serum (NHS); complexes pretreated with fresh NHS (alexinated complexes) were resistant to inhibition. Heating at 56 °C or 63 °C, which destroyed the alexinating capacity of NHS, did not affect the Kg binding of alexinated complexes. On the basis of present and previous findings it is concluded that intrinsic Clq and RFs are likely to interfere with detection of circulating immune complexes (CICs) in Clq‐ or RF‐binding assays; they are less likely to interfere with detection of CICs in Kg‐binding assays. The problems associated with selective removal of intrinsic Clq and RFs are discussed.